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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Martha Moore, 316th Wing Public Affairs journeyman, fills out pre-screening forms at the Malcom Grow Medical Center at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, Dec. 2, 2025. Airmen are required to take an audiogram test annually to ensure that they are fit to fight.
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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Martha Moore, 316th Wing Public Affairs journeyman, performs a hearing test at the Malcom Grow Medical Center. During the test, Moore was instructed to press the button if she heard a sound in the headphones she was given.
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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight The medical flight provides hearing protection to all service members for audiogram testing at Malcom Grow Medical Center.
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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight Live audiogram test results populate on a computer in Malcom Grow Medical Center. Mapping the annual results of service members in various career fields helps the medical team better understand the factors of hearing loss and how to prevent it, keeping the force ready to execute critical missions.
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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight Denise Rious, 316th Medical Group occupational health program manager, explains test results to Senior Airman Martha Moore, 316th Wing Public Affairs journeyman.
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Listen up! Audiology flight keeps Andrews in the fight U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Martha Moore, 316th Wing Public Affairs journeyman, performs a hearing test at the Malcom Grow Medical Center.
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NAS Patuxent River transitions back to Health Protection Condition Bravo beginning January 4 Regional Newsfeatured NAS Patuxent River transitioned from Health Protection Condition (HPCON) Alpha to HPCON Bravo Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023. NAS Patuxent River makes the move as a result of rising COVID cases throughout St. Mary’s County.
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Pax River public health doctor recommends COVID-19 vaccination Regional Newsfeatured Dr. Akram Sadaka, director of Public Health and Occupational Medicine at Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River, can’t stress firmly enough that everyone needs to take advantage of their earliest opportunity to receive the COVID-19 vaccination.
By Donna Cipolloni NAS Patuxent River Public Affairs 4 Min Read -
Military Treatment Facilities and COVID-19Regional NewsMilitary Treatment Facilities (MTF) in the National Capital Region — including Naval Health Clinic Patuxent River — continue to take all necessary precautions to protect forces and their families and safeguard military healthcare’s mission capability during the current global outbreak of COVID-19. From NDW Public Affairs <1 Min Read -
USU Alumnus Nominated as New HHS Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response FeaturesPresident Donald Trump recently announced his nominees for a number of key administration positions and a graduate of the Uniformed Services University’s (USU) F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine is among the candidates.
By Sharon Holland USU External Affairs 1 Min Read